In Nigeria, universities like:
Uniuyo
OOU
Lautech
Delsu
Esut. And a host of others too numerous to mention run multiple campuses, why these universities can't stay in one campus is what i don't understand and i don't really fancy this. I think that's why some of them are pretty under developed in terms of infrastructure because the finance and resources are distributed to the various annexes/campuses. Nairalanders you can do well to enlighten me on why they do so and perhaps the good side of it.
Btw: my school has just one campus

Thanks @OP for d post






BTW same thing bothers me over here in EDO state UNIBEN has 2 camp

UNN inclusive?

simba1:
UNN inclusive?

yea, they have one in enugu and anambra aside the main nsukka campus

FUOYE has 2 campuses and the reason is to settle an inter-communal clash between Oye-Ekiti and Ikole -Ekiti over host community so the Faculties were shared btw them: Oye Campus(Sciences, Theatre Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences) , Ikole Campus (Agriculture and Engineering).

Bumperharvest20:
FUOYE has 2 campuses and the reason is to settle an inter-communal clash between Oye-Ekiti and Ikole -Ekiti over host community so the Faculties were shared btw them: Oye Campus(Sciences, Theatre Arts and Humanities, Social Sciences) , Ikole Campus (Agriculture and Engineering).

okay fair enough

Lol...Uniosun has 6 campuses....Main Campus(Oshogbo),Okuku,Ejigbo,Ikire,Ifetedo,n Ipetu...... All because of political reasons

this question is for google.

Fut Minna too self

Delsu has one in Oleh, one in Anwai and three in Abraka. Still political reasons.

It's normal. Having 3 campuses shouldn't be the reason for educational mismanagements!
Even foreign varsites do have affiliate campuses outside their based countries

lacasera14:
yea, they have one in enugu and anambra aside the main nsukka campus

U mean am? bt why? and are there colleges in d other camp?